The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-04-23


statement which the former said he had made
TO Geo W. Kellogg, at Norfolk, heb."
a. d. ToLLEFsoE.
II live in Sioux City and am an attorney. I
| know Juhl, or Peterson. He came into nv
Office about November 3 last. He then told me
that at the time the shot was fred that killed
Haddock. he PETERSON standing night on
the corner by the cOTniCe shop
J. s. BROWNING
testified ! live ia Sioux CITY and have for
years / am connected with the Journal | had
and interview with Paul Lender on January ,
last. Leader said 10 me that on the evening Of
the murder of Haddock he became acquainted
with the news that certain parties intended TO
whip Haddock He said that when he reached
the Diueen corner he found crowd OF ten
twelve standing there. He said that he and his
companion edged their way around the crowd
aud passed on to Water street. He said that he
did not recognize the VINO fired the shot
sufficiently to tell who he There vas
nothing said about the rubber coat Leader
said that he and his companion learned that
Haddock was to be whipped and they watched
the proceedings from an independent position
of their own.
JAMES sHASLEY,
testified II am city marshal OF Sioux CITY I
have been here eighteen years. know the man
Juhl, alias Peterson. saw him in Norfolk on
the 81 Of November last. He told me that at the
time the shot fred he waa standing ia the
doorway OF a grocery store between Tear and
Water streets Fourth street He said be
lac stood there in order to get out OF the rain
lie SAID tndt ne was standing there while tina
ouggy passed by and that he staid thsre ten
minutes that We six men passse by him 90
ing west towards the Columbia House. That he
recognized one of the men who passed by him rs
q man whom he had seen at the brewery three
years before. That he had drank beer with him
at the brewery and knew him well That the
man was large heavy man with light nous
tache. talked with Juhl in Murphy Office on
November T. ! WAS with Juhl there twice
STANLEY further testified that Juhl could not
point out the spot where Haddock was shot that
j IA he at mad
in Justice Foiey's evidence.
/. p MURPHY,
testified saw Juhl at my office on December
4. He was there twice. Ia the afternoon Shan
ley and Grimm were there With INN Grimm
was there to take shorthand notes. Juhl said
then that at the time the shot fred he
standing in the doorway Of grocery store.
P. II. GRIMM
testified Il am a member Of the bar and havs
resided in Sioux City year and half. know
Murphy, City Marshal STANLEY and JuhI, the
witness. In November 1886. saw Juhl in Nuy-
phys office and heard conversation there. [
heard Juhl say at the time tho shot was fred he
WAS standing by grocery store Fourth
street. Juhl said no went over to where Had
Dock body vas lying. He said there pc
licenan there when he reached the BODY. Juht
said that when he got there the people say
ing il was Hsddock who killed. He said
that he hurried, after the shot, and got TO the
body in a few minutes"
JAMES MELON
testlneut j am CTlei OF Police, and nave HTep
in Sioux City seventeen years. l first sa Juhl
on December last. | went with JuhI and Jack
Ryan that day TO the corner Of " ater and Fourth
streets. Juhl pointed out at that time rs the
place where HaddOck fell spot about midway
on the crossing of Fourth street, north of the
Dineen corner. When JuhI was shown spot be
tween the Dtneen and Columbia House cor
ners, on Water street, and asked If that wasn't
the place where Haddock shot and fell ne
said it not. Juhl also that day said he
standing il the doorway Of a seed store on
Ina ffry ~ ut no IlaT
on Fourth between Pearl and Water streets on
the north side From that doorway person
could not see Merrills livery stable. little
while after Juhl showed me that doorway rs the
place where he stood on thaC night, he took INC
west to the Lone Star restaurant and said he
was standing IN the doorway of the restaurant
when the shot was fired. ] was at police head
quarterswhen the shot fired, and about fve
minutes later went down on the street. l saw
no one standing near Lerch's saloon or about
there.
John WOODRUFF,
testified Il was living last August on West
Third and Kansas streets. My house was the
third house on the street beyond the brewery.
BY entering the east door Of the brewery one
can pass out through the engine house.
The night OF the murder | was sitting
on porch the east side OF my house.
could see right down 10 the railroad truck
and to the brewery yard on the west side Of the
brewery. The electric light was burning That
night heard the shot fired while was on the
porch. 4 short time after the shot was fired
I saw two men running. The two men came
out from the brewery somewhere and ran down
the track to the large house standing there
They crossed the street and tried 20 get into
the door Of Strohmeiers boarding house but
couIdn do it. The electric light was burning
brightly. One was q heavy set man. The
other was tall and more slender. The shorter
man was ahead The shorter man came back
after going around the house. and then turned
east on the street l did not see the other MIN
after he went around to the rear OF Strohmelera
boarding house. II stands just west OF REESE
aieu's liquor store. and is almost opposite the
brewery
Here the State announced that it rested its
case and after few unimportant witnesses we're
offered by the defense in sur-rehuttal, IT also
rested its easel